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Associated Press
Tuesday, January 13, 2009 PLANO, Texas -- Two years of college football, two years of being chosen the best receiver in the country. There wasn't much left for Texas Tech's Michael Crabtree to accomplish. So now he's eager to see how he'll do in the NFL. Crabtree said Tuesday he's giving up his final two years of eligibility because he thinks he's ready for pro football. The first challenge is finding out how high he'll go in the draft. "As far as I've seen, top 5. That's what I'm striving for," Crabtree said. Tall ... Activate your ESPN Profile!
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